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-' s • \ • t. 4.) NUMBER 5374,] IsI EW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT -EVENING, Dec. 2, 1809, will, he performed a Comic Opera, called 'THE ENGLISH FLEET IN 1342. Count De Mountfott, Mr. TAYLOR ; *Captam Fitzwater, Mr. I N t.F.DON ;' Philip,. Mr. BLANCHARD ; Valentine, Mr. BELLAIVIY ; Mainmast,- Mr. MU N D EN ; Charles, Count of Blois, Mr. CLAIt.EMONT ; lane, Countess of Brittany, Mrs. ST. LEGER ; Adela, Countess of Blois, Mrs. HUMPHRIES ; leannetta, Mrs. DAVENPORT; Katharine, Mrs DI CKONS ; Isabel, Miss BOLTON. To which will be wide/I, the Musical Farce of WHO WINS ? Or, THE WIDOW's CHOICE. lambic Extempote, •Mr FAWCETT ; Caper,. Mr. LISTON ; Friendly, Mr. CHAPMAN ; Matthew ',Mole, mr.•stivimONs; Widow Bellair, Miss BO LT0144 Lisette, Mrs. RIDG WAY. • Places for the Boxes . to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the - ' 4 -oflice lit Hart-street. ,Boxes 7s. Second Price 35Second Price 2S. Gallery zs. Second Puce is . —Upper Gallery Is. begin Doors be opened at Half past Five, and the Play u egln at Hatt past Six On Monday, Othello; with Don Imo. On Tuesday,. The,Beg,gar's Opera ; . with. The Blind Boy. On Wedi:e s day, The Man of the World; with Oscar and 0n Th•irsday, The IVoodman with Don Juan.: 1 1 ridav' The Merchant of Venice; with Tom Thumb th e k; _ e• r at. LYCEUM THEATRE. • %.4 nr th e Special Licenseot the LORD CHA MBE R LAI N, Granted tor the present Season to she joint application of all Parties principally interested. THEIR Majesties' Servants, forming the COM , PANY .of . the late. DRURY LANE. THEATRE, "ill, THIS PRESENT EVENING,' Deceinber z, 1809, terform the Conuc Opera of THE DUENNA. Don lerortic, Mr. PLNSON ; Don Ferdinand; Mr. HORN ; Carlos, Mr..PHILIPPS, (Whd twill introdLce the favourite Song of " just like Love); Don Antonio, Mr. MA RSH A Li: ;, Isaac Mendoza, Mr. DO WTO.N ; 'Clara, Mrs. BISHOP ; Louisa, ivies. ORG R ; The Duenna, Mrs. SPARKS. T o Which will be added (by particular Desire), the Farce of HONEST THIEVES. Colonel Careless, Mr. HOLLAND' ; Captain Manly, Mr. DE CAMP ; Abel,-Mr.,MATHEWS ' ' Obadiah, Mr. DOWTON; Tea4n. • • Teague, with the Song cit'" The Tight I nsh Boy," Mt. JOHNSTONE ; Mrs. Day, Mrs. SPARKS; Arabella, Mrs. SCOTT ; Ruth, Mrs. ORG ER. The Doors to be opened at ialf past Five, and the Per. ' . orma n ce to begin at tialf past Six. 4, : On Monday, The Soldier's Daughter. I iesday, The Merry Wives of Windsor. ( -7 Wednesday, Love in a Village. l'he Castle Spectre. on Friday, She Wou'd and Sne Wou'd Net: o , u Saturday, The Inconstant. GENERAL SIR JOHN MOOR Et s CORUNNA PATENT CAMP BEDSTEA torruing ale - ular resit Bed for the Held, Barracks, &c. also a St) FA ' 'for a l ut or Room, &c..and liktwise a SEA COT tor onhoatd p 4 P , the whole packing in.a s mall Valice, allowed tlfem ost I:lrtable' ever yet manufactured; iwented by MORGAN 4 1 SANDERS, No. 16 and 17, Catherinestreer, Strand; p A lp t 'host humbly presume the highest honours ought toi.be iq ' 4 ll those who so-gallantly live 'and diador their King Qouncri. 1 ‘ ( ; HABERDASHERS, LINEN-DRAPERS, HO. bRS, &c. • TO'BE 71)ISPi)SLD OF, "rrflourishing BUSINESS in - the HABER. DASHEItY, I.INEN-DKAYERY,IiOSIERY, and . th (-) h Line, situated in a Corporate and Market Town, in e County of Kent, distance from London between forty jZI fifty miles. Th e a b o ve is a very old Concern, having '.31 in the above Trade upwards of seventy years ; is now 1 4 full trade, and is also daily increasing. , For reference, &c. apply to Messrs. Luck and White, 66, Cornhill; or to Messrs. Lucas and Pro&:rs, No. 39, 'racechurch• street, London. BEDEORDSHIRE AND BUCKS. C APITAL GRAZING FARM, in BEDFORDSHIRE,. 1 11, 1 an Allotment of ARABLE and I'ASTURE LAND,. "LUCKS. At TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION , t he George Inn, in Woburn, Bedfordshire, ' on Friday,' the , Day of January, an:), at 'three o'Cloclein the "Alter h. ,DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, in the Parish of AS V L E.Y • GUISE, in the County of 4,04i0rd, called 110 LCO I'. FARM, in the occupation of Cowley„ripon !easel which will expire the sth of April , ‘ 4 • w rlie House is respedable, and,_ with little aiteration, 1 ! ) tild r a tunnortable cottage residence tor a geateel la thilY. The Varrn contains 125 acres, 3 roods, and 27 perches, mo re or less, of old..inelosed and rich Meadow - and Pasture within a ring fence, properly subdivided. It is 4 1 . 1) .1ed to a modus of 60. Sd. inneu of tithes: The Laud. 4 2' is redeemed. Ac'Pley Guise is two miles from. Woburn, and eight from N . a r yttnif and Leighton, to which places there are good i n A { 'so,a FREE HOLD AL LO TMEN T t ut Hogrye- End, Patish of Wandon, in the County of Bucks, contain- WS acres, 3 vaids,l7 perches, more or' less, part Arable and Pasture, comprised in the above-mentioned lease, but in •pkcupation of Mr. Hart, under-tenant to Mr. CoWley. 1 4 ' h his Allotment is subject to:tithes, and to the paytnentof • i:5-Tax, the annriTri amount of which is tl. hp. tad. Allotment will be sold either in one or two lots, as , if be ace on at the time of sale. , W_Artienlars may , be had in due time, at the George Inn, kitiuborii ; Swan Inn, Bedford.; White Hart inn, Ampthill li tt , N S Wan Inn,'Leightcin ; and a Map may be seen at Mr. t l Yll's, Land Surveyor, Luton, Beds ' - Mr. Thorpe's' 'Laud Great,bartord, Beds; and Mr. - . Eade, - Solicitor, • c olu,'ll e rtS, of Whom also particulars may be had. et - lILBLAINS are prevented from breaking, and 1.1,, their tormenting Itching instantly rersoved WI-1 E - lu r Al) 's ESSENCE of MUSTARD, universally esteem: d (;, I ts extraordinary' Efficacy in Itheumatisnis,. Palsies, - i `:"Y AtteCtions,CoMplaints of the Stomach but tl tlci re, this certain remedy has been unko 'wn, or riegieded,, l'l t ,btl Chilblains' have adually 'broke, WHITEHEAD's l ie,r l /LY CE'RATE will ease the pain, and very speedily 01, h l l / 4 ,:ePared an d so ld by R. lohnston, Apothecary, t 3, Greek-. , ~ ‘ Sobo, Lorideun, the L settee and Pillsat as. 9 . 1. each -11,:itC-,t ‘ e . La ie at is. rid. Sok by every Medicine.. Vender in the 4`: Ile Genuine, has a Black Ink Stamp, with the name lohnstyn inserted on it. T i I ict ►S TUR D A „Y, DECEMBER 2, isog. MRS. LESLIE'S GEOMETRY. 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ICONSIDERit but :ginitistwe due to the merits of your LEAK E'4 i' AT kN T 11, LS; to com municate to you rze Cure wkich has recently been performed 'by than :--An Acquaintahce of mine, hy,the brcalciniz out of an old Venereal Complaint (atrended by a complic'aticm of disorders arisin,, , therefrom), was rectuc,':d,al most, to a skeleton and although he had the best medical advice which could he obtained, and tried'a variety of Patent Medicines, wiling, could be 2rocured which seemed to suit his ease, or to do him any serf:ce : tie remained in a most re. duced and ri.tiabk situation tin two jears, unable to follow hi profession, and scarcely ?title to walk or even to stand -his legs ;in fad no one who I . ne him ever stipp.)sed it, pos. Bible for hid; to recover; He WaS artvi:w.d at last to try. your LCake's fills--he did so,.adhering tittia t 9 the directionS given with them. He ha.lnoz taken more tikall t bOXCS be. lore he found an alteration for the better: this encouraged ,hirrk to proceed, and by taking a few- boxes more.be . found his appetite anti strength return, and is now a$ healt :. and stout as airy man i kilo:NT,. You are IVel6Wej Sir, to ieter'ranypersr to me for a confirmation of the above accounfif it should be doubted. • • • • -' I am, sir, yrur obedient humble serv.,J,__ . . 1.0. - aary, ,Fokstohk!. ''lllOS. i• R DAY, Wrepara; ant; Sold by the Sole l't ,, F7ietur, • T Hos. TAVL Of the lt:)yal n.` Surgeon s , I.. t .ndon, at tus Ilouvz, No. 9, New :IA ; Where, atter a' cow.tant_residence - itl more than l'orty in a practice, •particularly direCted 'to the Cure of Vene real Complaints, afid those .incidental to the: , Parrs of Generation in 'both Sexes, with that inviolable secrecy of his ..Prission Slintild always observe, he flatters hinis'elf, the advice and assistance lie gratuitous.. 'ailrinnisters' to llePions taking this Medicine, N-v.)l be • es.tuvaled by a disceilling l'ulblic; as an 'advantage seldom to be obtained, and void J 1 ambiguity., • Also sold, by his A.ppoilitiocht, foe the convenience of thou' living at a distance, at the Perfumer's; No, /35,`St. Al ban's-street, Tall Mall; the Toshop, No. io3, Oxford.: street; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-streethill.; Mr.. Baxter's, aeoh-bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr. Wi:onald's, Glas, gow ; Mr, iitill,.Datne„ Dublin•; Mr. Bil 'lnge's, Li . verpuol ; Mr. AtkinsWs, Manchester ,• and by one , Person .in every considerable •Town in Great Britain. anti4telaild, in Boxes of ,only as. Tit seatkLl wirti' -s fitli. and plai4,diredions, whereby jtefsotts of either sex nay cure themselves with ease, spew, secrecy, and safety,: , • N. B. Every t .Box sold in (a rear Britain i .sealed up ,with a Stre-n1) , ,•0n kYi.tch, , by favour of the, Conn inssioners, is print ed at. the Ste:hp-office,. T; Taylor, No 9, 'New Bridge street," tali mitate which is Felony, and allottie% are COW, tate-4., V , 111.50%'s ASTHMATIC BALSAM. An'elredual Kemcdy for the most violent AsrhmiS, Coughs, - Colds, Hoarsenesses, Sore Throats, and apparent Con- Atniptions. SI R , • To Mr. WILSON. T Had been affli6tcil with an .Asthma near fourteen )ears,,but ham); caught a violent cold in t 798,. my fits of Coughing. were alarming,' and produced such oh:mut:bons, that it was with vxtrc'me ktllficulty I could breathe ; Mr. Bowan,:. merchant, • toinhland,• hearing the distressed situa tion l was in, humanely sent me a bottle of the Asthmatic Balsam, which yielded me almost instant.relief ; and before 1 11.1 fi n i s hed . wo.bottles„. the obstrtedlops were removed ; two,buttlei mmeof • this invatuable Balsam restored e to tnyusual health,. and enabled melt) follow my business as formerly. • I am, Sir, &c. &c. . • • WILLIAM PENN. St. Andrew's, Norwich, '2,oth Sept. 1809. 0' in the Wrappers are printed the names of a great number, of r.sp,dable persons'. who hit've witnessed its extraordinary' healing t ),,‘iers, and who- will , be ready to give every satis fattory information respeCting the ellicaey of this Medicine. Prepared -by W Middleditch, Chemist to His 'Royal Highness the Bricee of Wales, and sold by ,F,. Newhery and • Sans,. N0; . 45, - 'ST. Paul's Church yard, London, in. Bottles; 4s. 6d. and 25. 9:1. each. duty includecL Observe the words " F. NeWbery,,As, St. Paul's," ate engraved id the stamps. And, by (heir appoimment by Ward,. Holborn ; Sanger, Oxford street; Hawkins, 'bond-street; Hayward, Pl'&uS. dilly ; and Cockspiirstreet; NA' minster Harris, Ludgate-street -- ; Rarmiall i RoyaiE xchan and Clarke; Borough., ' • .; - • • • • r7k • ' _ 14 . 't •••ji• l• • . • * - • . or t . , ••• • . 4, - •A -• 4 4 ,t'fjf • • •' [PRICE SI ' Xi'ENCE HALFPENNY. VICTUALLINCr'-OFFICE, Dec. 1i ' 8. 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No regard will be bad to any'Tender in which the Przre not be inserted in nhoi-ds at length, or that shall n' he delivered to the Board before Oae o'Clock on the said F 'be is of November next, nor unless 'the Person who, makts the Ten.. der, or some Petrol:on his behalf, attends,- to answer whet' called for. PICtUALLING.OFFICE, Dec. 1, 'I3C9. rir HE COMMLISIONERSfor 7'UALI,II4q - HIS 111.11.7E5T 'NAPY do hereby. give Notice, That on Tuesday, the imsteort, they will b i e re:l4 eo receive Tenders, i'n'ivri;ing (sealed itp), and t.-ent Jot Hsena'r:d Bag sof KENII I 3II 1-IOPS,, of ihe . owtk 2" ti.7e Ye a r 148; to be‘ans-werab.'e 1. San;Ples 19 be: produced v:i. ) b the TenderS, to be delivered, in one Menih into His 11afes ! l's L'itit e alling Stores at Deptford, Portsmouth, and Pl) - mouth, in 'hi. ti•cAportiGns t dertnergioned, D o e r p t t s t , o n r o d uth P ;y moutlt Bags. I 5) 2co sand tl be paid Jr by Bilis payable, ..t.t)ith Iverest, siiirety days after date. , 7 . 4 - e Cona'illonl of the Con; , a; may be seen at 1,6 e Sttnetetry's 09;:cf . Na re , ard be had tai any fe,zder• i,n which the Pike skull not he inserte'd 'words at length, or zba , shall not* eieli vered to the Board before One o'Clork on the said L ueday,the tub Z. slant nor unless the Per5.,4 . .14.7h0 makes lit 7enie s or .I:ma Person on his be half, eatrnds, to answer wh , n called far. ICTU L hVG- 0 14 - F Ei Dcc. t, .1809. rrHE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUAL.LING - 111 " HIS AMYESTP3 \OW Ydo berg" give Notice, That on Fri /Ay, the istb Inst. they will be to receive fenders writing ( sealed up), and treat with , such Persous'as will ender. take to furnish whatever FRESII BEEi; ma; 6r required for the use of kir. Majesty's Ships . and-Vesseli at P4l7l2ttthi Torbay, an: Falmouth IDi:separate Contrat7t), for Twelve 111:inthr,froit the lit . 7.lnuavy next, to the 31. st ‘l..?ecember and to be paid for by Bills, payable %i;ith Interest, nine!) day after date, • - The Conditions of the Contrails May be sten at the Seerctary'i • Office, at this Offite ; fir by afoplying the'etent for the said C.mmihioners ut Plym;uth, or is :he Col/ tors of Customs at Dartmouth and Filta;utly, No regard :will be had to any Tender in which the Price thedi not be inserted in words at length, or that shall nit be delivered to the Board, before One o'Clock on 'the said Friday the Isth Instant,-nor unless the Perion who • makes the Tender, .o► some Person on•his behalf, attinds, to answer, when called for. OFFICE OP ORDNANCE, Nov, t 3, iScj. HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS or 1113 YES Tr! ORDNANCE dohereby'give, Notice, that Proposals will , beret-eivsl at their 0 4 , ,Fice, in Pall-Mull; cat. or before iilontla.y,' the 4th Day of Weentber next, front such Per sons as-may be desirous un.iertaking the Supply ,of the Quanti ties and Description, of TlMBER undermewicrred, for Service of the Rsval cart Lige Depa;trnent at 114?"iwich, where ike De. liveries are to be m. de, vig, 1 4° 0 • .-2c.,) 200 No. Ash reifies, 4 by'4 inches cf , • x,OOO Oak Spokes : •44 lopped foilsft. Wheels 41, , a00 Lhn StoCk, chopped j af by 18 inches Zoo and bowl Yrs. 14 by 14 - 2,000 Oak Blocks for Tra- ? 12. f s rs. 5 0 . yelling . Carriages e 6 Prs..l-iy. 5° free of Sap ) 3 Pr.. Fly. 25 one Moiety each 'Dimensions) of the Elm Plank, 4th Fellies, Oak .Sfr;kti, Elm Stocks, and Oak Bl.cks, must be delivered int, Swell the 3otb. June next, and the Re;nainder;on,orbel;e the 3otb September frikwing.. Of , the hewed Efrt 'Timbre, loco Loads mist be supp:ied ?))." the Said 3 Deb :Yrrie, and the!.l4ina;l4. dtr 6ri or befere the said 3otb Seitenber?ll:riviitg. Hewed E Irn'Tiinbef Elm Plank •? S 6 la C hes 5 inches No Tender will be received less 11).1'7 - s' co Loads of the hewed Elm Timber, nn Siick of which ,mast be 'torde?So Jeet the Elm Plank. No Tender will De reefived for less ;ha?? 3) Lo,;cls,and Whirh isnot to be under 18 inch, s'broad, and in leng tits. of to Jett at the least, Of the remaining Articles, no Tender for less than the fallow ing Quantities of either can be noticed, viz, Ash Follies- . Oak Spokes Elm Stocks . - • 12 rs. Lt.. Oak Blocks o Hy. 3 Hy; boob Scoo • 5? Io Jo_ S. Further Particulars, together With the Terms and Conditions of the Contract:may be kaown, upon Application at the Scorch:7,yr Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any e 1,9, between the hour!` of Ten and Four otlock, where' the Proposals muss he delivered, sealed up and indorsed, " Proposals for : English Timber'," but no Proposal can he a4mitted after the said 4th-Dicember at Twelve ocCioch at Mon of the same day; Tender tired, unless:the' Party making; it, or ein'4gent in' hie behalfi shall attend. 4,v Orderof the Board, • R. H. CREIi;